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DS200LDCCH1A

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General Electric DS200LDCCH1A combines primary drive and I/O control with five documented LAN paths for DIRECTO-MATIC 2000 drives and exciters.
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Technical specifications for DS200LDCCH1A

  • Manufacturer:
    General Electric
  • Part Number:
    DS200LDCCH1A
  • Product Family:
    GE Mark V/VI Driver Board
  • Product Type:
    Drive Control and LAN Communications Board
  • Stock:
    1
  • Control Platform:
    DIRECTO-MATIC 2000
  • Processor Sections:
    DCP, MCP, CMP, and LCP
  • Supported Networks:
    DLAN+, DLAN, Genius, CPL, and C-bus
  • Flash PROM Locations:
    U6, U7, U11, U12, U22, and U23
  • EEPROM Location:
    U9
  • Diagnostic Display:
    16 characters
  • Programmer Interface:
    KPPL
  • Tariff Code:
    8538900000
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Processing LAN Interface Configuration Product Applications

Features:

  • Divides drive, motor-loop, calculation, and LAN functions among DCP, MCP, CMP, and LCP sections.
  • Supports DLAN+, DLAN, Genius, CPL, and C-bus through their documented onboard or auxiliary interfaces.
  • Presents board diagnostic and operating information on a 16-character display.
The DS200LDCCH1A integrates drive processing and LAN communication on one assembly. DLAN+ uses ARCNET, while the remaining buses connect through their assigned onboard or auxiliary-board interfaces.

Genius communication is provided through a DS200ADGI board, and CPL or C-bus communication uses the DS200ADCI interface. This distinction determines which physical connector and option-board path carries each network.

Multiple reset sources act on the processor sections, and the optional handheld programmer connects through KPPL. The onboard PROM and EEPROM devices retain software and board-specific information used by the control architecture.

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General Electric DS200LDCCH1A Drive Control and LAN Communications Board Manuals, Datasheets, Links

Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description.

Four-Processor LDCC Architecture

  • Drive processor: DCP executes general drive control and works with A/D, D/A, and VCO peripherals.
  • Motor processor: MCP handles high-speed and conventional I/O together with motor-control loops.
  • Calculation processor: CMP performs math-intensive conditional operations.
  • LAN processor: LCP executes the board’s network communication functions.
  • Shared operation: The four processors exchange data while retaining their assigned control domains.

Five Supported LAN Connections

  • DLAN+: ARCNET circuitry provides the DLAN+ communication path.
  • DLAN: The board supports the documented DLAN interface independently of DLAN+.
  • Genius bus: Genius communication is connected through a DS200ADGI interface board.
  • CPL bus: CPL communication is connected through a DS200ADCI interface board.
  • C-bus: C-bus also uses the assigned DS200ADCI path.

Memory, Display, and Reset Configuration

  • Flash PROMs: Six devices occupy U6, U7, U11, U12, U22, and U23.
  • EEPROM: U9 retains the documented electrically erasable data.
  • Local display: A 16-character display reports operating and diagnostic information.
  • Programmer port: KPPL connects the optional handheld Programmer.
  • Reset behavior: Processor sections respond to the documented power, watchdog, local, and system reset paths.

DIRECTO-MATIC 2000 Control Uses

  • Drive control: The board is the primary drive-control assembly for DIRECTO-MATIC 2000 equipment.
  • Exciter control: The same architecture supports documented exciter applications.
  • Analog conversion: DCP peripherals provide A/D, D/A, and VCO interfaces for control signals.
  • Motor-loop control: MCP resources execute the faster I/O and loop functions.
  • Network integration: Five supported bus systems connect drive control with local and plant communication paths.
Description
General Electric DS200LDCCH1A is the Drive Control and LAN Communications Board that provides primary drive and I/O control for DIRECTO-MATIC 2000 drives and exciters. Four processor sections divide control, calculation, and communication functions on the assembly.

The Drive Control Processor on DS200LDCCH1A handles general drive logic and works with A/D, D/A, and VCO peripheral circuits. The Motor Control Processor manages high-speed and conventional digital or analog I/O together with motor-control loops.

The Co-motor Processor performs calculation-intensive conditional work, while the LAN Control Processor handles local-area-network communication. These sections exchange data through board memory while retaining distinct functional assignments.

DS200LDCCH1A includes six flash PROMs at U6, U7, U11, U12, U22, and U23 plus EEPROM at U9. A 16-character display reports diagnostic information, and the optional KPPL interface connects the documented handheld programmer for board setup and observation.
Alternative Names
DS200-LDCC-H1A DS200 LDCC H1A GE DS200LDCCH1A GE Mark V DS200LDCCH1A DS200LDCC H1A DS2O0LDCCH1A DS200LDCCHIA DS200LDCCH1A-GE
Technical notes
DS200LDCCH1A routes Genius through DS200ADGI, while CPL and C-bus use DS200ADCI; each network therefore depends on its assigned interface path.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Why can DS200LDCCH1A drive control remain active when one network path is lost?
DS200LDCCH1A assigns drive, motor, calculation, and LAN work to separate processor sections, so a local communication failure need not stop every control function.
What should be checked when the DS200LDCCH1A 16-character display is blank?
For DS200LDCCH1A, verify board power, reset state, display connection, processor activity, and whether the fault also affects KPPL communication.
Why might DS200LDCCH1A Genius communication fail while DLAN remains available?
DS200LDCCH1A reaches Genius through DS200ADGI, whereas DLAN follows a different path; the auxiliary board or its connection can isolate the failure.
How are DS200LDCCH1A CPL and C-bus faults separated from DLAN+ faults?
DS200LDCCH1A uses DS200ADCI for CPL and C-bus but ARCNET circuitry for DLAN+, so check the interface assigned to the failed network.
What causes repeated DS200LDCCH1A processor resets?
DS200LDCCH1A has multiple reset paths; unstable power, watchdog action, local reset circuitry, or a system reset command should be distinguished.
Why can DS200LDCCH1A settings appear inconsistent after software devices are moved?
DS200LDCCH1A uses six flash PROMs and U9 EEPROM, so device identity, location, orientation, and retained board data must all agree.
What should be observed when DS200LDCCH1A motor-loop behavior is abnormal but communications are normal?
Focus on the DS200LDCCH1A MCP, its high-speed or conventional I/O path, and associated connectors rather than assuming an LCP network fault.

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